Between Worlds: The Art and Design of Leo Lionni is the first major American retrospective dedicated to the art and design work of groundbreaking modernist designer and children’s book illustrator Leo Lionni (1910-1999). “Design is form,” the artist said, “Sometimes it is decorative form, and has no other function that to give pleasure to the
Norman Rockwell Museum presents captivating artwork with enigmatic and magical appeal in its new exhibition, Mystery and Wonder: Highlights from the Illustration Collection. Opening March 2 and running through June 16, this exhibition features selected images from Norman Rockwell Museum’s growing Permanent Collection, which now holds almost 25,000 artworks created by more than 300 illustrators.
What: Mill & Main's Third Annual Easter Egg Hunt (snacks provided) Where: Meet outside Mill & Main (317 Main St, Kerhonkson) When: Sunday, March 31st from 10:30am - 11:30am How: No payment, reservations, or tickets necessary for purchase beforehand, just show up! Mill & Main Easter Brunch & Dinner Menus
Roz Chast: Pop up exhibition in New York City A selection of drawings and embroideries
Joey Parlett was featured in Turley’s inaugural exhibition in May of 2022. A meticulous draftsman of contemporary landscapes, it seemed only natural to have Joey back for his first solo show, Foregrounds and Horizon Lines, two years later, as the gallery ventures into a new landscape of its own—our grand reopening at our new space
Close Encounters With Music’s Winter / Spring 2024 concerts continue on Sunday, April 14 with an afternoon of jazz, tango, liturgy, waltz, Habanera and Gershwin’s wildly popular Rhapsody in Blue, known for its integration of jazz and classical music – and written on the train between New York and Boston! Composers include Haydn (Gypsy tunes), Max
The Berkshire Humane Society will be loaning out canine companions for walks about the grounds. (Caution: Some might follow you home.)
BIFF is proud to present the final film in its "Cinematic Adolescence: Coming of Age Films by Auteurs" series with Jojo Rabbit, a World War II satire that follows a lonely German boy named Jojo (Roman Griffin Davis) whose world view is turned upside down when he discovers his single mother (Scarlett Johansson) is hiding a young
BIFF is proud to present the second series of American auteur film directors beginning in January. Howie Arkans will once again curate a series of discussions each month followed by a film by the auteur. The series is called, Cinematic Adolescence: Coming of Age Films by Auteurs and will highlight the work of John Sayles, John Waters, Greta Gerwig and Taiki Waititi.
The 1876 Dutch chapel-turned-nightspot hosts a family build-your-own instrument workshop/jam session with Dendê’s Brazilian Recycled Sounds.
One free child (ages 4-12) per adult guest can expend their energy on tomahawk throwing and hiking, then mellow out with music and marshmallows by the campfire.
Consort with 50-odd artists and artisans—and maybe sign up for a class—in this handsome repurposed factory.
Take a shortcut to Holland and enjoy 15,000 bobbing spring blooms, plus food, crafts, and children’s activities.
Join artist Teresa Fasolino and NRM Chief Curator Stephanie Haboush Plunkett for a lively discussion exploring Fasolino’s richly painted illustrations for mystery book covers and detailing the fine art of creating memorable images that entice viewers to read the book without giving too much away. Fasolino’s work is featured in the current exhibition Mystery and Wonder: Highlights from the
